Creating Compassionate Classrooms: Overcoming Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES) ELA An understanding of student strengths

An understanding of student strengths and needs

Identify the legal requirements for serving EL students and how they impact instructional programs and school policies

Participants will explore a variety of video-based

Choice theory in education provides an intrinsic model of teaching and learning that is focused on increasing students' self-understanding and their ability to evaluate their choices and schoolwork for quality and effectiveness

research-based instruction and for equitable access to high quality phonics-based reading programs

Creating Compassionate Classrooms: Overcoming Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES) ELA An understanding of student strengthsEvery day across the country, students enter classrooms bearing concerns that go far beyond academics. Creating Compassionate Schools provides teachers with an understanding of how students can overcome adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) by adopting compassionate methodologies in the classroom and learning community. Research and scientific rationale support the need for compassionate schooling to support children with ACEs, including students who